Grand Powers Hotel, Paris

Description: Grand Powers Hotel

Located on the corner of two busy streets in the Golden Triangle, Grand Powers Hotel features a restaurant, sauna, hot tub, and even a small gym. Each bedroom has free Wi-Fi internet, a coffee machine, and its own bathroom.

Some quiet rooms have a view to the interior courtyard while others may have a balcony or a view of the Eiffel Tower. One room has an open layout with no separate 'room' for the bathroom/toilet. Some rooms may have a high climb-in bathtub with hand held shower nozzle.

With a clear nod to its architectural origins in the 1920s, the petit reception area welcomes you to modern day comforts in European style. The layout of the hotel features long corridors, a small elevator/lift, and a spa wellness area. The lacquered headboard with its distinctive golden moon lights and plush velvet furnishings are just some of the many examples of the bespoke opulence of Grand Powers Hotel.

Type of rooms: Grand Powers Hotel

Superior Double Room: 22 m². 1 large double bed or 2 single beds.
Deluxe Room: 28 m². 2 single beds or 1 large double bed.
Junior Suite: 45 m². Living room: 1 sofa bed. Bedroom : 1 extra-large double bed.
Junior Suite Prestige: 47 m². Living room: 1 sofa bed. Bedroom : 1 extra-large double bed.
Suite: 60 m². Sloped ceiling. Living room: 1 sofa bed Bedroom : 1 extra-large double bed.
Deluxe Room with Balcony: 32 m². 1 large double bed or 2 single beds.
Deluxe Connecting Rooms: 60 m² total. 1 extra-large double bed and 1 large double bed. or 4 single beds. Occupancy: 4 people total.
Deluxe & Junior Suite Connecting Rooms: 75 m². 4 single beds and 2 sofa beds. or 2 extra-large double beds and 2 sofa beds. Occupancy: 6 people total.

Children: No extra bed nor a baby cot/crib can be added. Each additional person (baby, child, or adult) is charged per night.

Beds: Standard bed sizes vary from country to country. The terminology also varies: what is called a single, double, queen, or king size may have different dimensions in each country. Frequently in Europe, two single beds are pushed together, with the split intact.

Additional information: Grand Powers Hotel